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I tried it with grape leaves from my garden harvested in early August. Mostly, these were young leaves. Even after 30 minutes of cooking they were still chewy like leather. Did not even try using them for any recipe. What am I missing? Interestingly, the boiled leaves tear very easily, but they are absolutely impossible to eat.

You don’t know me (I probably only talked with each of you a couple of times times) but I used to stop and visit Ginger and Maryann after my last dog passed away. They were so sweet and filled an empty spot in my heart. Time marches on. I don’t always like the changes though. I wish you joy and peace during this next turn of your life.

Best of luck in this new direction, Mindy and Eric. You're in my thoughts, daily. Truly daily.

Wishing the bountiful farmhouse a productive and fruitful next chapter under new ownership, and wishing all the best to Mindy and Eric on their next chapter.

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Wondering if no ice if cold water is good enough and wondering why process needs to be stopped?

Do they keep that crunch when canned? I have a cherry tree and this will also be my first year

15 minutes! aren't those completely cooked? The turn them over fro another 15 minutes? That's blanching? I thougt blanching was a minute or two.

Wow! 26 quarts?! That's awesome. I planted a few grapes, so fingers crossed. I have the mindset that chickens know what they can have. 🐔

Farmers' Almanac: www.farmersalmanac.com/spring-extended-weather

I love this first episode! I am in salt lake and we are starting our first garden this year! Im excited to explore your channel more for all your awesome tip and tricks!

Mindy, will you be planting garlic this month? My husband does this every year and we enjoy eating them late spring.

Way to go you two!! ❤

This episode takes me back to when my mom made grape juice 😢

Hello! New here. I’d like to can peaches with a few raspberries and strawberries in them… I’m new to canning. Is this a no no or do I have to do something different?

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I really enjoy watching a video that leaves you wondering what word describe that best 😂 BEAUTIFUL or AMAZING etc🎉🎉 incredible 👏👏👏👏

Yummy 😋❤

Never tried strawberry Basil jam❤

Oh my goodness I feel like I hit a gold mine finding your channel today🎉🎉

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Oh my goodness I've just watched a couple of your videos just now noticed your intro to your channel 🎉🎉so very happy you popped up on my page❤❤ looking so forward to more

Loved this video ❤very impressed with your layout up your garden.. great ideas for my back yard🎉would love to see other areas like greenhouse chicken area etc..this is a video worth sharing with my elderly friends..as we are to old to try an homestead in the country..thsnk you for staring your channel an sharing your wisdom 👏👏p.s. 😂your hot mess would be a blessing to us🎉🎉🎉

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New sub here..❤

Just did 5 - 3 pound bags today !!!! Go and get cherries while you can I read that shipping containers are held up in the Panama canal and there will be food shortages I suppose it China trying to start something with this administration clown show

Love you Mindy!!

I enjoyed your video and will watch for the next one!

National Center for Home Food Preservation nchfp.uga.edu/#gsc.tab=0

That was a great tour, you did a great job with the construction of the coop.

Can you get second generation homemade raspberry jam and bread at the Bountiful Farmhouse 😉

I did. Pie filling and I tried to pop all the little bubbles tiny ones but even after processing there were tiny bubbles 🤷🏼‍♀️but they all sealed and I did quarts and the other recipe I used said process for 27 for my elevation🤷🏼‍♀️so many different instructions I hope mine are ok

Hi, just subscribed. Try the Russian recipe for making grape juice. It makes the most of your grapes. Beautiful garden! I don't think it's grasshoppers getting your stuff, it looks like the flea beetle work.

I'm thinking you compost pallets could be turned. The way they are, compost etc is going to sit in the wood more and rot it faster. Just a thought. Many blessings everyone.

Good music 🎶🎶🎶🎶 blessings everyone.

This is so much fun! Glad to see the fruits of your labor!

That is beautiful!!!

I'm new here and just found your channel. I just wanted to say, I'm so sorry for the loss of your fur babies, it is always a very hard loss. I am loving your content so far and binge watching now! Thank you for the great information.

Amazing!!!

Fabulous! What a great job! Happy chickens, Happy eggs! The next time I'm up that way, I'd love to stop by and buy a couple dozen.

Now I know what "tisane" means. I miss our dehydrator!

You can see construction details at thebountifulfarmhouse.com/2023/06/04/building-the-coop-demille/

I broke my foot a few weeks ago, so I feel like I'm way behind with my garden. The Dr switched me from a cast to walking boot, so I've been outside prepping my beds and playing catch up. Today, I planted squash plants, cucumbers, tomatoes, sweet bell peppers, and a jalapeño plant. Friends were kind enough to start seeds for me when I broke my foot. Gardeners tend to be a kind, sharing group. I love seeing other gardens. Yours is beautiful.

You two are too cute ❤

Your love shines through!

Tea Garden: Mint, Lavender, chamomile, Bee Balm/Bergamot, Lemon Balm, Lemon Verbena, Roses, Nasturtium, Calendula, Basil, Thyme, Rosemary, Stevia, Ginger, Catnip, Borage. Some of these will be planted between other vegetables in the garden boxes, as well as in planters in front of the boxes. Medicinal Herb Garden: Motherwort, Passion Flower, Echinacea, Holy Basil, Toothache plant, Feverfew. Some of these will go into our rose garden as well. EDIT: I said cowboy candy and meant to say spiced red cabbage - here is where to find the recipe Spiced Red Cabbage (Source: Ball® Blue Book Guide to Preserving. 2014) EDIT: I said crocus when I meant to say hyacinth - we do have some crocus but it is the hyacinth that smells amazing and takes me back to my childhood.